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Dempsey by Brian Andrews, Brian Andrews, Jeffrey Wilson
4.0
This feels like it kicks off a newer path for the Tier One series. While I think they're best enjoyed in order - if catching up with the previous 6 books feels too daunting, you could start here. (though I'm always going to recommend them!)
The only thing I wish I'd known going in is that a lot of the suspense aspect of this is psychological and there' heavy emotional themes. It's not at all a complaint, but I kind of had to "reset" how I engaged if that makes sense.
Dempsey is off on his own dealing with political & organized crime characters that he never knows if he's being helped or herded by. The rest of his team thinks he's MIA and presumed never coming back.
Then! There's a surprise character who has never been a central focus before. On it's own his trials were interesting, but I'm so hoping that Andrews & Wilson continue to feature him in future books. I would love to see him more.
Narration:
Ray Porter rocks. What more can I say? I love listening to him. Paired with A&W - chef's kiss.
The only thing I wish I'd known going in is that a lot of the suspense aspect of this is psychological and there' heavy emotional themes. It's not at all a complaint, but I kind of had to "reset" how I engaged if that makes sense.
Dempsey is off on his own dealing with political & organized crime characters that he never knows if he's being helped or herded by. The rest of his team thinks he's MIA and presumed never coming back.
Then! There's a surprise character who has never been a central focus before. On it's own his trials were interesting, but I'm so hoping that Andrews & Wilson continue to feature him in future books. I would love to see him more.
Narration:
Ray Porter rocks. What more can I say? I love listening to him. Paired with A&W - chef's kiss.